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  1. Thank you dear sir. I feel utterly shamed now for my attitude, it boggles the mind how utterly rude I have been by wrting NOT!. Thank you for helping me I wont make that error again.
  2. Thank you for ur very kind words dear sir. I really am so stupid, oh god i feel ashamed now.
  3. Thanks for the help..NOT!!!
  4. Hi guys, So i am starting an online business so hopefully if i can select the right ecomemrce software for a site. At the moment I am selling offline, by distributing leaflets to rich folks in central london, and taking orders over the phone. Its not big buisiness but atleast its a start. I wanted to ask about a cart solution thats good for someone getitng into ecommerce. Alot of people are saying go self hosted as you control everything about the site etc. I have been looking at solutions such as bigcomemrce, volusion and 3d cart. They look preety good for a beginner as they provide everything such as updates, security technical support etc etc. Thing is i dont want just another site like the online and like alot of people that think one day I will just sell online and setup an online store. I want a site that is actually a store that sells, and customers like to shop on, that looks trust worthy and secure. I was looking at a few open source solution like opencart,zen cart etc. The only problem with these i see is that after i say get a designer to set everything up, the whole site is upto me with regards tosay future updates, designs security issues etc etc. I dont mind going self hosted or hosted as long and even paying abit more money, if i know the quality of the cart, the service, design etc etc will be top quality. Can anyone advise on a solution, and for that matter a designer that will make a store into a actual online ecomemrce site, and not another blandsite like the hundreds out there. I have been leaning towards bigcommerce alot recently, as the feautre list they have, integration with other solutions, and the actual forums where requests and problems areasked about seem to be dealt with quite abit. thanks
  5. So I came across andy rutledges website, and he wrote this "If you’re new to freelance design and seeking advice on pricing, writing contracts, potential-client vetting, and other aspects of running your freelance business, I have some long-considered advice to offer.You are not ready. Stop what you’re doing and go (back) to work for an agency or in-house for a company for a few years and learn those things the way a professional is supposed to learn them: from direct experience among seasoned professionals. If you're ready to become a freelance professional you already know all of these things and don't need anyone's advice. Freelance is for seasoned professionals only." Is this the case really if you are new to web design/development? Say if realyl you dont want to go work for a company and want to just start freelancing, is freelancing a no go area for people that are basiclly have no experince?.
  6. Hi there, so after a long time, I am trying to get back to learning html/css. I came across a video regarding OOCSS, is anyone using this method? From the video she basiclly says dont use Id's for styling, and a few other things I havnt got my head around. Is this basiclly a better way to learn css? The tuotirals I am going through and videos use all the methods she says not to use, infact by the videos and tutorials I have seen, people are just suing bad coding methods according to her presentation. So am I really learning css properly by using videos or even tutorials that are like 3+ years old. There is nothing really on Object orientated css coding I can find other than the womans presentations. This is the link to the video.
  7. Thanks for the resources, bloody hell $250k selling templates, easy money if you can get it lol.
  8. I am 30, I am hoping after a long time, I am trying to learn again css/html, I hope I can achieve what you have done by next june:).
  9. Thank you for these resources, they are veyr helpful.
  10. hello, not sure is this si the correct place to post this but here goes. i cma across this site a few days ago when looking for text effect tutorials. I found it to be very helpful. My link
  11. mittin replied to mittin's topic in Frontend
    Mucos gracias:).
  12. greetings, im just learning javascript, and have a question. script type="text/javascript"> var name=prompt("add this"); var name2=prompt("and add this"); alert(name+name2); </script> I have that script, and its concatenating the results together so 1+1=11 at the moment. I want it to equal 2, so 1+1=2 or 5+2=9. How would I do that? thank you. Reply With Quote
  13. Ah yes got you:). But other than that any tips? Like what white space is.
  14. I have used 'u'?. Maybe someone edited my message, because I cant see 'u' anywhere:0

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